Baba O’Really
@babaohreally.bsky.social
I've voted blue since I voted for Carter in '76, with the exception of voting for Reagan in '80 (I bought into his💩 , but woke up quickly). I'm encouraged by a new generation of Dems who are more interested in helping Americans than pleasing rich donors.
Gunther‘s not the sharpest knife in the drawer.
January 31, 2026 at 2:09 PM
Gunther‘s not the sharpest knife in the drawer.
Evangelical leaders decided who they were a long time ago ... back in the days of legal slavery.
January 30, 2026 at 11:48 PM
Evangelical leaders decided who they were a long time ago ... back in the days of legal slavery.
It says a lot about his wife Usha too because she stays with him despite his despicable views of women, POC and non-Christians, of which she's all three.
She's more like Melania than not. Morally bankrupt.
She's more like Melania than not. Morally bankrupt.
January 30, 2026 at 10:06 PM
It says a lot about his wife Usha too because she stays with him despite his despicable views of women, POC and non-Christians, of which she's all three.
She's more like Melania than not. Morally bankrupt.
She's more like Melania than not. Morally bankrupt.
Lindsey Graham is what happens when a temper tantrum grows up to be a hissy fit on a fainting couch.
January 30, 2026 at 7:58 PM
Lindsey Graham is what happens when a temper tantrum grows up to be a hissy fit on a fainting couch.
Interesting story I heard in the '70s
When electrical lines were run out to Bodie, the engineers tried to make them as taught as possible between poles because they believed that curves (sagging) in the lines would cause loss of electricity. 😆
Anyone ever heard that story?
When electrical lines were run out to Bodie, the engineers tried to make them as taught as possible between poles because they believed that curves (sagging) in the lines would cause loss of electricity. 😆
Anyone ever heard that story?
January 30, 2026 at 7:56 PM
Interesting story I heard in the '70s
When electrical lines were run out to Bodie, the engineers tried to make them as taught as possible between poles because they believed that curves (sagging) in the lines would cause loss of electricity. 😆
Anyone ever heard that story?
When electrical lines were run out to Bodie, the engineers tried to make them as taught as possible between poles because they believed that curves (sagging) in the lines would cause loss of electricity. 😆
Anyone ever heard that story?
I used to go there years ago when it wasn't a park (or whatever it is now). It was fun walking around through all the buildings. Come to think of it, I have no memories of running into anyone else when I'd go there. It was a true ghost town.
January 30, 2026 at 7:53 PM
I used to go there years ago when it wasn't a park (or whatever it is now). It was fun walking around through all the buildings. Come to think of it, I have no memories of running into anyone else when I'd go there. It was a true ghost town.